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	<title>Comments on: Comic writers, artists, and Ultimate Spider-Man volume 2</title>
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		<title>By: Tom</title>
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		<dc:creator>Tom</dc:creator>
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		<description>Bagley is a strange case really - he has gained a lot of popularity, not basically because his art is very good - however much you paint or prettify it it looks like a sustained homage to mid-80s Marvel fill-in issues - but for a couple of other reasons viz.

i. he&#039;s &quot;one of the fans&quot; - he got his break as the winner of the competition in the Official Marvel Try-Out Book.

ii. he&#039;s against ALL the prevailing artist trends: he&#039;s very quick (you&#039;d never have guessed), he gets work in bang on time, and he shows enormous loyalty to titles he works on - his USM run broke Stan and Jack&#039;s record for consecutive Marvel issues by a creative team.

He&#039;s now left Marvel to go and do the 08-09 DC weekly book, drawing 12 pages every week. To be fair he&#039;s certainly the only &#039;name&#039; US artist who could do this, and to be even fairer his stuff is actually better than a lot of the really crappy art we saw on 52.</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Bagley is a strange case really &#8211; he has gained a lot of popularity, not basically because his art is very good &#8211; however much you paint or prettify it it looks like a sustained homage to mid-80s Marvel fill-in issues &#8211; but for a couple of other reasons viz.</p>
<p>i. he&#8217;s &#8220;one of the fans&#8221; &#8211; he got his break as the winner of the competition in the Official Marvel Try-Out Book.</p>
<p>ii. he&#8217;s against ALL the prevailing artist trends: he&#8217;s very quick (you&#8217;d never have guessed), he gets work in bang on time, and he shows enormous loyalty to titles he works on &#8211; his USM run broke Stan and Jack&#8217;s record for consecutive Marvel issues by a creative team.</p>
<p>He&#8217;s now left Marvel to go and do the 08-09 DC weekly book, drawing 12 pages every week. To be fair he&#8217;s certainly the only &#8216;name&#8217; US artist who could do this, and to be even fairer his stuff is actually better than a lot of the really crappy art we saw on 52.</p>
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